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30 March 2015

Law360: High Court UPS Ruling Means Changes To EEOC Guidance

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I was quoted in a Law360 article entitled High Court UPS Ruling Means Changes to EEOC Guidance, in which I comment on the significance (or lack thereof) of the U.S. Supreme Court’s Young v. UPS decision...
United States Employment and HR

I was quoted in a Law360 article entitled High Court UPS Ruling Means Changes to EEOC Guidance, in which I comment on the significance (or lack thereof) of the U.S. Supreme Court's Young v. UPS decision where it introduced a new "significant burden" standard in pregnancy discrimination cases. The article also outlines the decision's discussion of the EEOC's updated pregnancy discrimination guidelines.

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